Can I be an ass and a true Musou/Warriors fan and comment all 1k slots? Because i'll be a true warrior of this time by then.

That's so big

This thread goes to 1000

and you know i'll spam the hell out of this commentbox just because I want this. I'll ignore every other Dtoid news if I have to...or make a new tab and just reply with some witty Sengoku/Sangoku Musou quotes.

"ENEMY OFFICER DEFEATED!!!!!"

I wonder if it would go for a lot on ebay >_>

I'm helping!

i like nachos

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i like nachos and beer

My nefarious plot has failed :(

i like nachos and beer [ii]and[/i] vidjas

maybe if I wait 5 seconds....

No one's going to comment until it gets to 1900, but it won't get there if no one comments...

I see an infinite loop coming on.p

No one's going to comment until it gets to 1900, but it won't get there if no one comments...

I see an infinite loop coming on.p

I sir, am not a bot

I wonder if I got the 1000th post they would even let me have it seeing as I already made that ebay comment >_>

I'd officially like to pass on this contest.

Jim Sterling (born January 1, 1984) an English-born video game blogger/journalist, best known for controversial gaming views and attending industry events wearing a monocle as a gimmick. Jim Sterling currently serves as Reviews Editor at popular gaming site Destructoid.com and has also contributed to IGN UK as a freelance writer. He is a regular host of the European-based podcast, The Podcastle, and appears on Destructoid's regular podcast, Podtoid.

Sterling's style and content is often the subject of much controversy, crafting sarcastic columns such as "Ban This Sick Filth", "The Golden Rules of Gaming" and "My Atheist Day", where Sterling satirically takes the side of pro-censorship enthusiasts for video games in the media.

In 2008, Sterling took part in the Extra Life charity, a sponsored gaming marathon raising money for young cancer patients. Raising $3000 for the charity, Sterling and friend John Kershaw played a selection of games from the SingStar franchise, effectively singing almost non-stop for twelve hours. The event was broadcast live online for the duration. [1]

Theres no way this thing is getting to 1000, i'm pretty sure the average D-toider dosn't have that kind of attention span

You must have not seen the Halo 3 Mountain Dew thread.

YEAH 1000th POST!... if only....

so Jim if we met in a back alley and had some "connection" would I get a extra 9899 + comments?

wait...wut? Just hand this print over to me already.

Warriors Go!

Jesus Christ Jim!